Is it “chain” or “interlock”?
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====== Is it “chain” or “interlock”? ======
Interlocking: To ensure operational safety, technical methods are used to establish a relationship of mutual connection and restriction among routes, route switches, and signals, in accordance with certain procedures and conditions; this relationship of restriction is what is known as interlocking. Chain: It means one link after another, in a continuous sequence. So it should be interlocking
It should be interlocking, right? They should be interconnected; when a fault occurs, it causes locking. Not all of them are connected. .
It should be interlocking, right? They should be interconnected; when a fault occurs, it causes locking. Not all of them are connected. .
It seems this issue has been discussed before; I personally tend to favor interlocking
In various university textbooks, interlocking is used. . Various domestic and foreign standards are also interlocked. . The reason for using “lian suo” is that today’s automation engineers tend to be lazy; when typing in pinyin, the default term that appears is “lian suo”, rather than “lianluo”. .
I think it should be interlocking. But it doesn’t matter; as long as it can be understood, that’s fine.
It must be interlocking; interlocking is used for opening shops.
Interlock: An action is triggered if even one of the conditions is not met
{:1_90:} It’s the program that enables interlocking; it’s the snack shops that are interconnected.
Interlock is a program; in process control, it refers to a situation where certain conditions lead to a series of outcomes, which is what is known as interlock.